About Beanji – The Tea-Traveler Panda

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🐼 About Beanji – The Tea-Traveler Panda

“I don’t just sip — I steep in the story.”
— Beanji the Panda


🌍 Who is Beanji?

Beanji is a curious panda with a soft spot for steaming mugs and cultural magic.
From the spice markets of India to the mountain monasteries of China, he travels the world one sip at a time, uncovering the stories, rituals, and flavors behind every cup.

☕ What Does He Do?

He doesn't just drink tea and coffee — he experiences them.
Whether it's a street chai in Mumbai, a matcha ceremony in Kyoto, or a yerba mate circle in Buenos Aires, Beanji connects with real people, local rituals, and the meaning behind the mug.

  • 🧘 Sometimes tea is peace.
  • 🤝 Sometimes it’s friendship.
  • ⚡ Sometimes it’s a full-on espresso punch in Rome.

🧳 Why Follow Beanji?

Beanji’s adventures aren’t just cute — they’re your passport to a global sip life.

On this blog, you’ll:

  • 🌍 Travel across 12+ countries through tea & coffee culture
  • 📖 Meet unique rituals, recipes, and brewing styles
  • 🧘 Discover new ways to slow down, sip mindfully, and explore with flavor
  • 🛍️ Shop like a globetrotter — with products from Beanji’s world tour

🛍️ The Shop

Everything in Beanji’s shop is selected with his little panda paws in mind:

  • Ethical teas & blends
  • Brewing tools
  • Global drink kits
  • Matching eBooks and merch (coming soon)

Start your journey here:
👉 teaandcoffeworld.myshopify.com

🐾 Come Sip With Beanji

New adventures drop often. New countries. New stories. New cups.

  • 📖 Read the travel journal
  • 📌 Pin the panel comics
  • 📥 Download the eBook (coming soon!)
  • 📲 Follow on Instagram and Pinterest
  • 📦 And maybe sip something a little special...

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